Best purchase I have made in 20 years. As a scientist, I appreciate the discussion of neurobiology at the beginning of the book. The planner is well-organized, cuts the fluff, and is absolutely no-BS. I like that each day is only one page in the book instead of two or more, like other planners. That usually just ends up being wasted space. Here, my life feels MUCH simplified because I just have 6-7 checkboxes for the day, and I end up EXTREMELY productive. I have cleaned 6 months worth of things around the house, written a personal statement in under 30 minutes, emailed numerous professional contacts, and written every last to-do on my "big laundry/household list" at the end of the book. Every day, something new comes to mind and I jot it down. I have owned this planner for only 3 weeks and I have seen immense changes. This purchase came from a desire to overhaul my life, as I was falling behind on deadlines and tracking habits. Build quality is that of a fabric hardcover book that you would find in a library or a reference manual (my favorite type).
Note to the authors....you may want a professional English writer/editor to look over your intro chapters. The comma use is painfully wrong. Also, Cor for the PFC is a misleading name. I keep thinking of cor pulmonale. Perhaps Peefsy (P-F-C) would make a better name? idk. That sounds silly, too. Preef? Frontal? Front? Peef….
I will definitely purchase again in 1 year.
| Brand | The Procrastinators Planner |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.08 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 8.23 x 6.02 x 1.22 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material Type | Paper |
| Sheet Size | A4 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | The Procrastinators Planner |
